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Students reading scripts perform play over the air on KOAC.

A dramatization by members of the KOAC Radio Guild on the "Magic Casement" series. The play is "Trailer Travels." Circa 1945.

New KOAC wire recorder in use at the Western Oregon Livestock Association meeting. Left to right: R. C. Burkhart, Lebanon, retiring president of the organization; Albert Julian, Lyons, newly elected president; H. A. Lindgren, veteran extension…

Les Mock, KOAC's Tapes for Teaching librarian ques up tape reels, 1955.

Zelta Feike Rodenwold, director of women's programs at KOAC radio, doing a broadcast.

KOAC broadcast booth in the background at the 1958 OSC commencement in Gill Coliseum.

The first KOAC radio transmitter (then KFDJ) was built in 1922 by Physics professor Jacob Jordan and was located in Apperson Hall. Jordon is the second person from the left.

James Morris, KOAC program director with satellite dish, 1953.

Physics professor Jacob Jordan was in charge of the operation of KOAC transmitter. Mr. Grant Feikert, operator, is at the desk.

OAC band performing on KFDJ radio (later KOAC) in Apperson Hall.